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Apple TV+ has given a 10-episode series order to Hello Tomorrow!, a half-hour dramedy headlined by Emmy-winning The Morning Show star Billy Crudup who will also serve as an executive producer. The series, directed by Jonathan Entwistle (The End of the F***ing World), hails from MRC Television and Mortal Media. Hello To…

The Flash‘s Barry Allen loses his father, but gains a mother in his upcoming Warner Bros. DC standalone movie. Not literally in the movie, but in regards to the casting of Warner Bros’ pics characters. Y Tu Mama Tambien and Pan’s Labyrinth actress Maribel Verdú will play Allen’s mom, while Billy Crudup due to a…

We’ve confirmed that the recent The Morning Show Emmy winning actor is in talks to join DC/Warner Bros’ The Flash feature directed by Andy Muschietti. In the DC sphere he most recently played Barry Allen’s father in 2017’s Justice League.  Billy Crudup was attached to The Flash four years ago as Allen himself, when…

The Morning Show‘s Billy Crudup brought Apple TV+ it’s first Emmy win tonight, taking the award for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series. Crudup beat out a trio of Succession actors and a Morning Show costar, among others, to put Apple’s signature drama in a winner’s circle. Seeming a bit flustered – Successi…

Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon had wanted to find a project to do together ever since Witherspoon appeared on Friends playing Aniston's sister in 2000. They found it with The Morning Show, in which the pair play anchors on a chaotic network morning show rocked by sexual harassment scandals. That is what…

In The Morning Show, Jennifer Aniston plays a kind of angel to Billy Crudup's devil. Aniston's Alex Levy, an utterly dedicated and focused television news anchor, holds tight to a good-person identity, so she's floored when co-anchor Mitch Kessler (Steve Carell) is outed for sexual misconduct, and she's forced to…

Take a major 2012 best seller, add in a top director, and then get a two-time Oscar-winning actress to star. Sound like the recipe for a surefire awards contender, or at the very least a must-see movie? You bet, but Where’d You Go, Bernadette doesn’t quite measure up to those expectations, despite a game performance…

If you are going to remake an Oscar-nominated film from a world-class, Oscar-winning director like Susanne Bier, you might as go all in and really remake it. That is what writer-director Bart Freundlich has done with After the Wedding, pulling off a compelling gender switch from the Danish original and casting two…

“You tell her, or I will.” That simple line serves as the backbone of the first trailer for After the Wedding, the drama starring Michelle Williams, Julianne Moore and Billy Crudup that opened the Sundance Film Festival this year. Watch it above. In director Bart Freundlich’s film inspired by the 2006 Danish pic by…

Deadline's studio at the 2019 Sundance Film Festival kicked off Day 1 at Hotel Park City by hosting fest-goers such as Julianne Moore and Billy Crudup of After The Wedding; Jada Pinkett Smith of Hala; Awkwafina of The Farewell; and many more. Click on the photo above to launch the gallery. Stay tuned for more photo…

EXCLUSIVE: Tonight's Sundance kickoff film, After The Wedding, fits a festival emphasis on inclusion and diversity. Even though director Bart Freundlich didn’t set out to do that when he made a film inspired by the 2006 Danish film by Susanne Bier, his decision to swap the gender of the two principal characters opened…

The plot summary could be a horror – literally. Seattle woman disappears without a trace, leaving a loving husband and brilliant daughter to set out on a search to solve the mystery. But the trailer for Richard Linklater’s Where'd You Go, Bernadette, from Annapurna Pictures, makes clear to everyone who hasn’t read…